I have the Facebook Blocker add-on for Firefox but I still see Facebook content on non-Facebook sites. Don't want to turn off all javaScript. What to do?
Good point. But I would think that a modern tablet would be able to display millions of colors. And its dimensions and other capabilities would be about the same as a low-end PC.
Does a proxy server really speed things up much? Instead of going to, say, the NY Time website you are going to the proxy. You still have to fetch the content to your device.
I don't think your social network supports these things: - Making an event (eg birthday party) and inviting your friends and getting their RSVPs (without you manually collating). - Doing tweet-like comment. eg hey I saw something interesting today. Doesn't merit mailing all your friends. - Sharing photos without mailing megabytes to each friend. - A comment thread for each photo, etc
I hate the no alias rule. And its tied to your Google Account which many people use for some serious stuff (eg checkout, gmail) so getting banned it a big deal. And I don't like that its owned by Google. We really-really need some decentralized social networking thing. As far as I know diaspora and OneSocialWeb are dead or sick. Maybe some rich tech guy can get it kick started.
Sure the power is low. But might be useful to add to a cellphone. This device provides some extra power. You'll still need a battery but would have to charge less.
I don't want to switch from one evil social network (Facebook) to another (G+). What's going on with all the attempts to make an open/decentralized service?
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I have the Facebook Blocker add-on for Firefox but I still see Facebook content on non-Facebook sites. Don't want to turn off all javaScript. What to do?
Yeah, I hate when that happens to me (a nobody).
against zillions of millions of barrels of oil in rolling heavy seas.
Tell us what language you use. So we can compare it to C.
A ritchie man?
It would be cool if Java applets could access the HTML DOM as easily as JavaScript. Then it would be a nice alternative for programming on the web.
is pretty big
Good point. But I would think that a modern tablet would be able to display millions of colors. And its dimensions and other capabilities would be about the same as a low-end PC.
Does a proxy server really speed things up much?
Instead of going to, say, the NY Time website you are going to the proxy. You still have to fetch the content to your device.
I guess I won't watch it.
(Or you can download 312M)
NASA is testing ion rockets.
I don't think your social network supports these things:
- Making an event (eg birthday party) and inviting your friends and getting their RSVPs (without you manually collating).
- Doing tweet-like comment. eg hey I saw something interesting today. Doesn't merit mailing all your friends.
- Sharing photos without mailing megabytes to each friend.
- A comment thread for each photo, etc
I hate the no alias rule. And its tied to your Google Account which many people use for some serious stuff (eg checkout, gmail) so getting banned it a big deal.
And I don't like that its owned by Google. We really-really need some decentralized social networking thing. As far as I know diaspora and OneSocialWeb are dead or sick. Maybe some rich tech guy can get it kick started.
Sure the power is low. But might be useful to add to a cellphone. This device provides some extra power. You'll still need a battery but would have to charge less.
Thanks for the info. I suppose its like using Alt-F to pull to down the File menu - optional. But handy for experts.
You swipe in from the right to get a "start" menu.
How is that intuitive?
Looks like Halifax is the place to be.
Of course, these loops never reach max. So it would be better to say number_of_elements or just n ...
for (int i=0; i n; i++)
do_stuff();
I hope somebody packages this code as a simple to download and install widget.
You might want to listen to the news on the radio when you are in the bathroom.
What, I can't wear my Dr.Who T-shirt?!
Do I need to get a shirt for some current hip-hop guy.
Nice idea. But peanut butter isn't allowed in many schools. Allergies.
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What if the README is like this:
This program is a spell checker. It will find mistakes like recieve and conveneince
I don't want to switch from one evil social network (Facebook) to another (G+).
What's going on with all the attempts to make an open/decentralized service?